A Guilt-Free “Do Nothing” Hour for Tired Teachers
An hour with no productivity, no emails, no “just one more thing”. Just breathing room so your brain can catch up with itself before Monday arrives.
This section is for teachers who are exhausted, but still care. The ideas here don’t deny how heavy the job can be, but they do offer small, kind ways to honour your limits and protect your energy.
An hour with no productivity, no emails, no “just one more thing”. Just breathing room so your brain can catch up with itself before Monday arrives.
Without a defined “stop” time, school quietly stretches into every corner of your evening. This guide offers small, realistic steps to create an end point you can honour most days.
When your to-do list feels like a judgement, it’s hard to rest. This article explores kinder ways to talk to yourself about unfinished work.
A gentle outline for Sunday evenings that includes rest, light preparation, and a clear moment where you decide to stop thinking about school.